
China Boosts Spending to Fuel Growth and Support Livelihoods
China ramps up fiscal spending in 2025 to boost economic growth and improve living standards, focusing on infrastructure, social welfare, and consumption support measures.
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China ramps up fiscal spending in 2025 to boost economic growth and improve living standards, focusing on infrastructure, social welfare, and consumption support measures.

China’s car exports are soaring, with experts predicting continued growth and highlighting localization as the key to future success.

China’s retail sales jumped 6.4% in May—the fastest pace since December 2023—beating expectations and signaling strong consumer spending.

China and Central Asian countries are collaborating on innovative tech projects, boosting growth and strengthening partnerships in energy, trade, and connectivity.

Australia’s economic growth slowed to 0.2% in Q1 2025, marking a decline from the previous quarter and missing expectations.

China’s SCIO announces new policies to stabilize employment and promote high-quality development, with key officials addressing media questions.

Amid global economic turbulence, China’s steady growth and openness provide much-needed certainty and hope for the world economy.

Artificial intelligence is driving China’s high-quality growth, transforming industries like smart manufacturing, green energy, and space exploration.

China’s manufacturing PMI climbed to 50.5 in March, indicating steady growth and positive momentum in the sector.

Rio Tinto CEO Jakob Stausholm emphasizes China’s economic growth as vital to the company’s success, noting that over half of their revenue comes from the Chinese market.